WorksheetsBusiness Ethics and Occupations Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which of the following is a professional occupation?
Tailor
Doctor
Driver
Shopkeeper
Who provides an indirect service?
Waiter
Shopkeeper
Nurse
Hairdresser
A fisherman belongs to which type of occupation?
Secondary
Tertiary
Informal
Primary
What is the main aim of direct services?
To produce goods
To serve people personally
To promote transport
To sell products
A teacher belongs to which type of service?
Financial
Educational
Transport
Commercial
Which of the following is not a tertiary occupation?
Waiter
Cashier
Factory worker
Doctor
Who is involved in buying and selling?
Driver
Retailer
Farmer
Mechanic
Which of these is a direct service provider?
Shopkeeper
Barber
Banker
Factory worker
A banker provides which type of service?
Financial
Health
Cleaning
Teaching
A person who builds houses is called a:
Plumber
Mason
Tailor
Lawyer
Why is honesty important in business?
To make more profit quickly
To build trust with customers
To attract competition
To avoid hard work
Which of the following best shows honesty in business?
Hiding defects in a product
Overcharging customers
Giving correct balance to customers
Lying to attract buyers
What is a result of dishonesty in business?
Increased trust
More loyal customers
Loss of reputation
Higher quality products
A trader who refuses to cheat customers is showing:
Carelessness
Honesty
Greed
Fear
A business can grow if the owner is:
Proud
Dishonest
Trustworthy
Secretive
Which of these is an honest business practice?
Selling expired goods
Giving wrong information
Keeping promises to customers
Hiding the source of products
How does honesty affect customer relationships?
It creates confusion
It builds trust and loyalty
It reduces profits
It causes arguments
A business that lies about its products may face:
Customer loyalty
High sales
Legal problems
Public praise
Which action shows honesty in pricing?
Charging extra without reason
Offering fake discounts
Sticking to the advertised price
Changing prices secretly
A good example of honesty in business is:
Hiding product faults
Giving clear product details
Advertising fake offers
Refusing to help customers
Why should businesses practice ethical sourcing of chemicals?
To protect people and the environment
To increase chemical sales
To avoid hiring more workers
To reduce product quality
Which of the following is a harmful and unethical chemical sourcing method?
Buying from approved chemical suppliers
Recycling chemical containers
Dumping chemical waste into water bodies
Labeling chemicals properly
What is one benefit of sourcing chemicals ethically?
It keeps workers and consumers safe
It increases pollution
It hides the chemical content
It helps illegal suppliers grow
Which of the following shows a lack of ethics in chemical sourcing?
Training workers on chemical safety
Using protective equipment
Buying from certified dealers
Ignoring government safety rules
Why is it necessary to follow laws in chemical sourcing?
To avoid harming lives and nature
To speed up dumping process
To help illegal chemical trade
To reduce the cost of safety
What is an enterprise in business?
A business started to make a profit
A type of loan
A government agency
A marketing tool
Which of the following is a method of business expansion?
Reducing salaries
Laying off workers
Merging with another business
Closing down
What does business growth mean?
An increase in size, sales, or profit
Firing staff to reduce cost
Changing the company name
A decrease in production
Why do businesses aim to grow?
To reduce their number of customers
To lose market control
To avoid taxes
To reach more people and make more money
Which of the following best describes a small-scale enterprise?
A business with many employees
A business with few workers and low capital
A company that operates in many countries
A non-profit organization
What type of business activity involves buying and selling of goods?
Manufacturing
Trading
Mining
Farming
Which of the following is a public sector enterprise?
A private university
A government-owned hospital
A community market
A family-owned factory
Which sector of business transforms raw materials into finished goods?
Primary
Tertiary
Quaternary
Secondary
A business that provides electricity to homes operates in which sector?
Primary
Utility/Service
Tertiary
Quaternary
Which of the following is part of the tertiary sector?
Mining
Retailing
Oil drilling
Fishing
Which of the following is an example of direct production?
A factory producing goods for export
A tailor sewing clothes for personal use
A farmer growing crops to feed his family
A company making goods for sale
What is the main goal of production?
To reduce the population
To satisfy human wants
To import goods
To destroy raw materials
What is a major characteristic of a sole proprietorship?
Shared responsibility
Single ownership
Many shareholders
Limited liability
In which type of business is profit shared equally unless stated otherwise?
Partnership
Public company
Sole proprietorship
Cooperative society
A business organization owned and controlled by shareholders is called:
Sole proprietorship
Limited liability company
Cooperative society
Joint family business
